Hi to all,

I am new to BizTalk Server... I have written an application in C# to send ma
il to SMPT Server.

But i dont have any idea to send mail to BizTalk Server using DOTNET 2.0 or 
1.1....

Does .NET support sending mail to BizTalk Server ?

If yes, then what namespace i have to use and where do we get these informat
ion???

Thanks for reading my message...

If u know anything related to the above message, then please reply to this m
essage..

Thanks and have a nice day....

Bye.. and Take Care ...
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Which version of BizTalk are you using? In 2006, you have a POP adapter,
2004, there is a third party adapters to receive emails.

Eric
http://blog.biztalk-info.com

<Ravishankar> wrote in message news:uVSWXyXNHHA.4376@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
> Hi to all,
>
> I am new to BizTalk Server... I have written an application in C# to send
> mail to SMPT Server.
>
> But i dont have any idea to send mail to BizTalk Server using DOTNET 2.0
> or 1.1....
>
> Does .NET support sending mail to BizTalk Server ?
>
> If yes, then what namespace i have to use and where do we get these
> information???
>
> Thanks for reading my message...
>
> If u know anything related to the above message, then please reply to this
> message..
>
> Thanks and have a nice day....
>
> Bye.. and Take Care ...
> ---
> Posted via DotNetSlackers.com

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On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 04:32:41 -0800, Ravishankar wrote:

>I am new to BizTalk Server... I have written an application in C# to send m
ail to SMPT Server.
>
>But i dont have any idea to send mail to BizTalk Server using DOTNET 2.0 or 1.1....

I think perhaps you have the protocols wrong.

If you write C# code to send an email using SMTP, then that is fine
for BizTalk. What matters for BizTalk is that the emails end up on a
server that can be accessed via POP3.

As Eric has written, BizTalk 2006 comes with a built-in POP3 adapter,
whereas BizTalk 2004 doesn't have one - except the BizTalkBill one at
gotdotnet.

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